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So we’re playing fast and loose with the term “salad” here, but frankly, a Snickers Salad sounds divine. It’s essentially crumbled up Snickers bars, apple and whipped cream served up in a bowl.
What’s not to love?
2. Candied yams
Candied yams are basically sweet potatoes made with sugar, marshmallows and loads of other sweet things, and it’s one of the most popular Thanksgiving side dishes.
It might sound sacrilegious, but we’re assured it’s actually delicious.
3. Pecan pie
The words “pecan pie” will likely remind you of this iconic scene from When Harry Met Sally, but it’s also one of the most beloved Thanksgiving desserts.
For some reason it’s never really made it on this side of the Atlantic and it’s time we sorted that, if you ask us.
4. Cornbread
A Thanksgiving staple.
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It can be sweet or savoury, and is often used to make stuffing.
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GIVE US ALL THE CARBS.
5. Frogeye Salad
Pasta, mandarins, pineapples, marshmallows and cream.
Just a good old-fashioned “salad”.
6. Apple cider doughnuts
Doughnuts made with apple cider batter.
PLEASE.
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7. Pumpkin pie
Yet another pie that has yet to catch on here in Ireland. A pie filled with pumpkin, cinnamon, nutget and sugar? Come on, lads.
Saturday 23 November, 2024
Saturday 23 November, 2024
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7 epic American Thanksgiving foods that need to come to Ireland immediately
1. Snickers salad
So we’re playing fast and loose with the term “salad” here, but frankly, a Snickers Salad sounds divine. It’s essentially crumbled up Snickers bars, apple and whipped cream served up in a bowl.
What’s not to love?
2. Candied yams
Candied yams are basically sweet potatoes made with sugar, marshmallows and loads of other sweet things, and it’s one of the most popular Thanksgiving side dishes.
It might sound sacrilegious, but we’re assured it’s actually delicious.
3. Pecan pie
The words “pecan pie” will likely remind you of this iconic scene from When Harry Met Sally, but it’s also one of the most beloved Thanksgiving desserts.
For some reason it’s never really made it on this side of the Atlantic and it’s time we sorted that, if you ask us.
4. Cornbread
A Thanksgiving staple.
It can be sweet or savoury, and is often used to make stuffing.
Whoops!
We couldn't find this Tweet
GIVE US ALL THE CARBS.
5. Frogeye Salad
Pasta, mandarins, pineapples, marshmallows and cream.
Just a good old-fashioned “salad”.
6. Apple cider doughnuts
Doughnuts made with apple cider batter.
PLEASE.
Whoops!
We couldn't find this Tweet
7. Pumpkin pie
Yet another pie that has yet to catch on here in Ireland. A pie filled with pumpkin, cinnamon, nutget and sugar? Come on, lads.
Let’s make it happen.
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